Why Religion
Guru Nanak advised both Hindu and Muslim as Sikhs to stop unfruitful rituals and focus on the name of Supreme Master; Har, God, Allah, Bhagwan. Many Hindus and Muslims got impressed by philosophy of Guru Nanak regarding true worship of Har and became Sikhs.
Guru Nanak refused to get baptised as Hindu when his parent's arranged usual ceremony of Hindu baptism. When Pundit (Hindu Brahmin priest) tried to put a holy baptism thread on his body to start Hindu baptism process, Guru Nanak asked to Pundit to stop and asked Pundit to bring me a holy thread which never get dirty, break, burn and always remain holy. Pundit got confused and surprised on that request. Pundit said there is no such holy thread. Guru Nanak said then I refuse to wear such holy thread.
Guru Nanak recited Aasa ji di waar, in which he explained useless and fruitless rituals of Pundits (Hindu Brahmin Priests) and Mullahs.
GURU NANAK RECITED AASA JI DI WAAR AND EXPLAINED WHAT KIND OF THREAD HE IS GOING TO WEAR.
Guru Gobind Singh advises Sikhs, Hindus and Muslim to develop love for Supreme Master (Har) and remain in love to see Har, feel Har, realise Har.
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